patrol yacht造句

• She was reclassified as a patrol yacht and redesignated PY-8 on 17 July 1920.
• On 15 November 1940, she was commissioned and redesignated a patrol yacht, PY-13.
• She assisted patrol yacht off a shoal near Arecibo, Puerto Rico, to San Juan for repairs on 14 November 1901.
• In World War II, she served in the Royal Navy as a Royal Patrol Yacht, with King George VI, Queen Elizabeth using her on several occasions.
• The ship was placed in service as USS " Sachem " ( SP 192 ) on August 19, 1917 and used as a Coastal Patrol Yacht.
• On 15 July 1943, she was classified as a coastal patrol yacht ( PYc ), renamed USS " Valiant ", and redesignated PYc-51.
• On 14 August, " Tang " attacked a patrol yacht with her deck gun and reduced the Japanese ship's deck house to a shambles with eight hits.
• The lopsided battle would have conceivably ended with the U-boat using its deck guns to blow up the patrol yacht ( since scoring a hit with a torpedo was improbable ).
• On 1 August, when the Navy commissioned the Naval Operating Base at Trinidad, British West Indies, the patrol yacht received orders to report there for duty as temporary station ship.
• In 1913, he purchased a 1902 steel yacht, also named " Rhouma ", which was hired to the Royal Navy as an auxiliary patrol yacht during World War I.
• For the next two years the patrol yacht operated along the U . S . West Coast and with the San Diego Sound School, training Navy and Coast Guard personnel in antisubmarine warfare techniques.
• The third "'USS " Frolic " "'was a United States Navy patrol yacht in commission in 1898, from 1900 to 1906, and from 1906 to 1907.
• It was acquired by the U . S . Navy on 3 January 1942, renamed " Alabaster " on 13 January 1942 and simultaneously classified a coastal patrol yacht and designated PYc-21.
• On 31 August 1944, the patrol yacht arrived in Philadelphia and was decommissioned there on 27 September, struck from the Naval Register on 14 October and sold by the War Shipping Administration on 14 June 1945.
• The United States Navy purchased " Haida " in 1940, modified her for naval use, and commissioned her as patrol yacht USS " Argus " ( PY-14 ) in 1941.
• The ship was salvaged by the U . S . Navy, repaired in New Zealand, commissioned 23 December 1942 as USS " Southern Seas " and designated as a Patrol Yacht ( PY-32 ).
• Over the course of the next five days, the tugs, joined by patrol yacht, slowly made their way to the French coast, eventually arriving at Brest . " West Bridge " was towed over with only 1 % buoyancy remaining.
• The U . S . Navy recommissioned the ship, again as patrol yacht USS " Argus " ( PY-14 ), in April 1942, and she remained in commission until 1946, spending most of her naval career patrolling San Francisco Bay.
• During World War I, " Rhouma " was hired for use as an auxiliary patrol yacht from October 1914 until April 1919 . Between the wars, she was lengthened and had an upper deck of cabins added, and her engines were converted to run on oil fuel.
• While " Isabel " was out of commission, her classification was changed from " destroyer " to " patrol yacht ", and, under the Navy's new alphanumeric hull classification system instituted in 1920, her designation changed from SP-521 to PY-10 on 20 July 1920.